A rocker sittin' in the middle of the
road was a little surprise, even in Calhoun
By Bob Weaver 2013
Traveling the backroads of Calhoun's nearly 600 miles of highways, there are few days I don't run onto to something fascinating, certainly the people who live here.
Rounding a turn on narrow Camp Run, it was surprising to find a nice looking rocking chair in the middle of the road.
A Camp Road woman woman had been takin' a break in her rocker, watchin' her husband work in a garage.
Camp Run is a short road off Stinson (Mud Fork) Road.
I always kid about a dozen cars that go past my house in the Village of Hur, usually some of the same people, but Camp Run has even less traffic, with only two full-time residents living on the creek.
Wayne Duffield, a highway department employee, and Debbie Fordyce, who works for US Postal, built their home on the creek several years ago.
They said traffic is not a problem on the creek with only one family living up the holler above their location.
With over 70% of the nation's population now clustered in metro areas, surely there is something admirable about rocking in the middle of the road.
Slowly, slowly rockin'.
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